NEWCASTLE, Northern Ireland, May 30 (Reuters) - - World number nine Rickie Fowler's chances of claiming a second straight windisappeared when he finished with two eights in the Irish Open third round at Royal County Down on Saturday.
While the American was sliding down the leaderboard, Dane Soren Kjeldsen was taking a grip of the European Tour event, a four-under 67 giving him a two-stroke advantage over the field on seven-under 206.
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